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News Archive
29. February 2012.
Mostar: Two-day conference of center-right parties completed
08:15 | 
0 | Fena
By the adoption of conclusions yesterday in Mostar a two-day conference of center-right parties on the topic "Education and Science in the center-right political parties in BiH” ended.
Croatia: Milk farmers to end protests, remove tractors from roads
08:18 | 0 | tportal.hr
Protesting milk farmers will remove their tractors from protest sites on Tuesday and Wednesday, representatives of the national federation of milk farmers' associations HSUPM told reporters on Tuesday afternoon.
ECB puts Greek banks on emergency aid after downgrade
08:19 
08:31 | 0 | Emg.rs, ecb.europa.eu, Athensnews.gr
Rating agency Standard & Poor's cut Greece's long-term ratings to "selective default" after Athens launched a bond swap to lighten its debt burden as part of its second bailout.
Future of former Yugoslav countries is in EU
09:49 | 0 | Tanjug
The participants of today's international conference on disintegration of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia held in Moscow agreed that it is very hard to compare the two historic events that marked the end of the 20th century, adding that it is important to understand them for
Danube level near Silistra up again
10:01 | 0 | BNR
The level of the Danube River is up by another 12 centimeters in the last 24 hours but is still 117 centimeters below the critical point. The depth is of 660 centimeters.
Greece: Govt slashes minimum wage as austerity drive begins
10:04 | 0 | Athensnews.gr
Parliament approved bitter new austerity measures on Tuesday, slashing the minimum wage and chopping pensions as the government began implementing measures demanded by international lenders in return for a 130bn euro rescue package.
Corina Cretu : Romanian conditioning contrary to EU spirit
14:53 | 0 | Tanjug
The Romanian inclination to attach conditions to the consensus on Serbia's EU candidate status is a gratuitous act contrary to the EU spirit, Romanian MEP Corina Cretu stated, stressing that Bucharest should not use the Vlachs in Serbia to indirectly deliver a blow to the Netherlands.
Business relations between BiH and Turkey need to be improved
16:43 | 0 | Fena
Turkey strongly and heartily supports BiH's membership in NATO and the European Union, but is aware that business relations must be brought to a much higher level, said today in Sarajevo President of the Commission for External Affairs of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
Moon: USAID to help wood processing industry in BiH
16:45 | 0 | Fena
The U.S. Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina Patrick Moon expressed support, on behalf of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to increase of growth and competitiveness of wood processing sector in BiH.
PM in Bosnia: "Croatia will continue supporting Bosnian Croats through common projects"
16:56 | 0 | tportal.hr
Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic visited Siroki Brijeg on Tuesday, the second day of his official visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, saying that Croatia would continue to support the Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina by investing in specific projects of common interest.
Petrol prices set to rise twice in a week
16:58 | 0 | Croatian Times
With petrol prices already at a record high in Croatia, there is to be more bad news for the drivers of the country. In the next two weeks the price per litre of petrol will rise not once but twice, reports portal index.hr.
New purchasing and distribution center for agricultural products to be built in Bogdanci
17:02 | 0 | MIA
Deputy Agriculture Minister Zoran Konjanovski, German investor Thomas Schwarz and the mayor of the municipality of Bogdanci, Risto Ickov laid Tuesday cornerstone for a new purchasing and distribution center.
Croatian, Slovenian foreign ministers on possible joint definition of arbitration subject
17:03 | 0 | BSANNA/Hina
Croatian Foreign and European Affairs Minister Vesna Pusic in Brussels on Monday held talks with her Slovenian counterpart Karl Erjavec about the possibility for the two countries to define the subject of a dispute to be decided on by an international arbitral tribunal.
S&P downgrades Greece to "Selective Default"
17:07 17:10 | 0 | AMNA
The Greek finance ministry said in an announcement on Monday that downgrading of Greece's credit rating to SD (selective default) by Standard & Poor's ratings agency had been "expected", adding that the downgrade has no impact in the Greek banking sector and its
ISDA to determine Wednesday on whether bond swap proposed by Greece to private investors triggers 'credit event'
17:11 | 0 | AMNA
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) will determine on Wednesday whether the bond swap proposed by Greece to private investors will trigger a "credit event", thus prompting the payment of CDS' (Credit Default Swaps) on the Greek debt, ISDA said
Gazprom Export director in Athens for talks energy ministry officials
17:12 | 0 | AMNA
Gazprom Export director-general Alexander Medvedev, also a deputy chairman of Gazprom's board of executive directors, on Tuesday held a series of meetings on energy issues at Greece's Environment, Energy and Climate Change ministry in Athens, holding talks with the minister
